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Indiana Jones and the Great Circle reveals Nintendo Switch 2 frame rate, resolution, and DLSS usage
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle will launch on Nintendo Switch 2 with a target resolution of 1080p docked and 720p handheld, utilizing dynamic resolution and DLSS to maintain these targets. The game will run at a locked 30 FPS to ensure a high-quality experience comparable to other consoles. MachineGames creative director Axel Torvenius confirmed these technical specifications in an interview.
Alienware's budget OLED monitor is almost all the gaming screen you need
The Alienware AW2726DM offers a 27-inch 1440p QD-OLED gaming monitor experience for $350, significantly lowering the cost of OLED technology. Despite using older panel tech and having basic calibration needs, it provides excellent HDR performance, speed, and contrast superior to LCD monitors, making it a compelling option for gamers seeking an affordable OLED upgrade.
Digimon Story: Time Stranger Nintendo Switch 2 vs. Switch comparison, more frame rate and resolution details
Digimon Story: Time Stranger will feature different performance modes on the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2, offering up to 4K resolution at 30 FPS or 1080p at 60 FPS, with HDR support in Quality Mode. The original Nintendo Switch version will run at 1080p docked/720p handheld at 30 FPS without 4K or HDR support. The game is set to release on July 10, 2026.
Pragmata Nintendo Switch 2 tech analysis, including frame rate and resolution
A technical analysis of the upcoming Pragmata port for the Nintendo Switch 2 reveals graphical downgrades compared to the PlayStation 5 version, including reduced ambient occlusion and softer shadow maps. The game targets 1080p docked output with an internal resolution of 540p, and an unlocked frame rate that fluctuates between 30-50 FPS depending on the environment.
Saros Offers Increased Base Render Resolution, Upgraded PSSR Support on PS5 Pro
Housemarque has detailed how their upcoming game Saros will leverage the PlayStation 5 Pro's capabilities, including support for Upgraded PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution for a sharper image and an increased base render resolution. While key cinematics will run at 30fps, the game aims for a higher resolution at 60fps on the Pro, with additional improvements to reflections and overall quality. Saros is set to launch on April 30th for PlayStation 5.
Alienware 27 (AW2726DM) QD-OLED monitor review: A budget PC gamer's new best friend
The Alienware 27 (AW2726DM) QD-OLED monitor offers excellent value at $350, featuring a QHD resolution and up to a 240Hz refresh rate. While it lacks some premium features like extensive connectivity and high peak brightness, its rich colors, deep blacks, and solid performance make it a strong choice for budget-conscious PC gamers. The monitor also includes a three-year warranty that covers burn-in.
Gigabyte's attempt at a cheaper OLED with an older panel just isn't cheap enough
Gigabyte's GO27Q24G monitor attempts to offer an affordable OLED experience using an older LG panel, but its visual trade-offs make it feel not quite cheap enough. While it shares a slick chassis and good HDR performance with its pricier sibling, the lower resolution and duller image quality compared to newer WOLED panels are noticeable. Despite its drawbacks, it offers fast response times and a 240 Hz refresh rate, making it a capable gaming monitor, though the higher-priced MO27Q28GR is recommended for a more consistently satisfying experience.
Mouse: P.I. For Hire Switch 2 Performance And Resolution Revealed
Fumi Games and Playside have revealed the performance and resolution targets for Mouse: P.I. For Hire on the Nintendo Switch. The game will target 900p at 60fps in handheld performance mode and 1080p at 60fps in docked performance mode. The noir-style detective FPS is set to launch on April 16, 2026.
Mouse: P.I. for Hire details Nintendo Switch 2 frame rate, resolution
PlaySide and Fumi Games have revealed performance details for Mouse: P.I. for Hire on the Nintendo Switch 2. The game will feature both Performance and Quality modes, offering different resolutions and frame rates for docked and handheld play, including options for 1080p/60 FPS and 1440p/40 FPS when docked.
Of course 1440p is your favorite gaming res, but I'm kinda stunned there are as many 4K gamers as 1080p ones in PC…
A poll conducted by PC Gamer reveals that 1440p is the most popular gaming resolution among PC players, with 36% of respondents favoring it. Surprisingly, 4K and 1080p tied at 22% each, with the article suggesting that upscaling technologies like DLSS and FSR contribute to the prevalence of 4K gaming. Ultrawide resolutions also garnered significant interest.
Fear Not, Pokémon Champions' Naff Switch 2 TV Resolution Is Fixable
Players of Pokémon Champions on Nintendo Switch 2 have discovered a workaround for the game's poor docked resolution, which defaults to 1080p instead of the expected 4K. By undocking and re-docking the console, the game's resolution can be temporarily boosted to native 3840x2160p. While the developers are working on bug fixes, this specific resolution issue has not yet been officially addressed.
Pokemon Champions Bug On Switch 2 Demands You Briefly Undock The System
A peculiar bug is affecting Pokemon Champions on the Switch 2, causing its resolution to be halved in TV mode. The current workaround involves briefly undocking and re-docking the console to restore proper 4K visuals. While the cause is unclear, the Unity game engine used by developer ILCA is suspected.
LG's new OLED monitor is gaming's most-wanted panel right now, and it finally has a price
LG has announced the price for its highly anticipated 39-inch Ultragear 39GX950B-B OLED gaming monitor, setting it at $1,799.99. This ultrawide display offers a 5,120 x 2,160 resolution at 165Hz, with a dual-mode option for 330Hz at 2,560 x 1,080. While a premium option, LG also offers the 32-inch 32GX850A-B for $799.99 with similar core features.
Nintendo says Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream won't support the Switch 2's new resolution boost feature because the game runs in 'higher resolution' 1080p 'regardless of whether Handheld Mode Boost is enabled or disabled'
Nintendo has confirmed that Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream will not support the Nintendo Switch 2's new Handheld Mode Boost feature. The game already runs at a higher resolution of 1080p in handheld mode on the Switch 2, making the boost feature redundant. While the feature can be enabled in the demo, it will not be available at launch for the full game.
Tomodachi Life Living the Dream doesn’t support Switch 2 boost mode as runs at 1080p in handheld
Nintendo has confirmed that Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream will not support the Nintendo Switch 2's handheld Boost Mode, as the game already runs at a native 1080p resolution in handheld. An upcoming update will disable Boost Mode for the demo version, which currently prevents touchscreen use when enabled.
This new 5K gaming monitor is way more usable than you might think
The Asus ROG Strix XG27JCG is a 27-inch 5K gaming monitor that offers a high pixel density and a versatile dual-mode functionality, allowing for both 5K resolution and a 1440p mode with a 330 Hz refresh rate. While the 5K resolution is surprisingly usable for gaming thanks to upscaling technologies like Nvidia DLSS, the 1440p mode is not as sharp as a native 1440p panel. Despite its impressive features, the monitor faces stiff competition from OLED alternatives at its high price point.
The Steam Machine promises a 4K 60fps experience, but I'd pair it with a 1440p monitor if you're sensitive to…
The Steam Machine aims for 4K 60fps gaming, but achieving this may require leveraging techniques like FSR and potentially pairing it with a 1440p monitor for a smoother experience, especially for those sensitive to frame rate drops. The article recommends several monitors, including the Sony Inzone M10S, KTC G27P6, and Alienware AW2725DF, highlighting their features and suitability for the upcoming PC console.
Samsung's new 1440p gaming monitor sports a ridiculous 600 Hz refresh rate but that's nothing compared to the…
Samsung has unveiled new Odyssey gaming monitors, the G6 G60H with a 600 Hz refresh rate and the G8 G80HS with a 6K resolution. The G60H supports FreeSync Premium Pro and G-Sync compatibility, while the G80HS features an IPS panel and a 165 Hz refresh rate with a 3K dual mode. Pricing for the G60H remains unknown.
Resident Evil 7 and Village Nintendo Switch 2 tech analysis, including frame rate and resolution
Digital Foundry has released a technical analysis of Resident Evil 7 and Resident Evil Village on Nintendo Switch, examining frame rate and resolution. Resident Evil 7 generally performs well at 60 FPS, while Resident Evil Village experiences more notable dips, especially in exterior areas, though its image quality is considered better than on Xbox Series S.
